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November Friday 03 2017

Book Signing and Talk about ‘Little Arrows’ by Jack Cartwright

Join in author Jack Cartwright who is a retired bank manager, he’s like his main character’s abhors mindless violence, terrorism, and all areas of nasty crimes and their protagonists, but there the comparison ends. Much of the early background material is based on his own experiences, particularly in his time in the RAF, but all the characters are fictitious. The book presents a kind of fictional biography of a mild-mannered young man, who likes and excels at all kinds of sporting combat. The idea of using his exceptional talent anywhere outside a sporting arena is anathema to him, but because of various circumstances that he encounters along the way and a strong dislike of bullies and criminals of all kinds, he gradually discovers a darker side to his nature. In due course, this is harnessed by forces of law and order to help them achieve their purpose, without knowing too much or indeed caring too much about how he goes about it. It is perhaps surprising how two separate love affairs affect the directions he takes. Get a signed copy of the book at the event too!

03 Nov, 2017 02:30:00 PM
265 King St Newtown NSW 2042
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October Saturday 21 2017

Book Signing of ‘Not Quite Cinderella’

Get a signed copy of the romantic tale by Susan Hughes. Her life is full of family and friends, walking her darling dog, trying to keep fit, learning her piano lessons and trying to have a few alcohol-free days a week. The romantic novel has Amber, Vicky and Melanie, three young, fun-loving girls. They're inseparable, both in and out of work. The wildest of the three, Melanie's life revolves around sex with casual partners. That is, until the owner of a popular local wine bar comes along. Vicky is single and happy to be so, while Amber's love life is turbulent—to say the least. After being engaged to her partner, Phil, for just one day, she discovers, at their engagement party, that he's been doing the dirty on her. She's heartbroken and decides that men are firmly off the agenda for a long time. That is until a series of mishaps bring her closer to her hunky new boss, Tom Tranter. Amber does everything in her power to deny their obviously mutual attraction, but her colleagues are determined to seal their fate.

21 Oct, 2017 11:00:00 AM
1301 E 57th St, Chicago, IL 60637, USA
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October Thursday 26 2017

Haley-Ann The Alien, Book Signing by Brian Bird

Join Brian bird at the Waterstones as he signs the books to the readers and visitors at the book retailer.  Brian Bird has spent most of his working life as an electrical test engineer, before deciding to become an author. He came up with the story of Haley-Ann the Alien whilst up a ladder and started to type the book on his mobile phone. He is married with two children and for many years has written funny rhymes for his own children's entertainment, before deciding to write stories for others to enjoy. Do you believe in UFOs and Haley-Anns? From far beyond, in deepest space, Haley-Ann the alien, lived in a lonely place. This gave her an idea to go in search of a friend. Upon finding planet Earth, she decides to descend. Humphrey appears just as the morning sun rises, who soon discovers that Haley-Ann is full of surprises!  

26 Oct, 2017 06:00:00 PM
Mayur Indian Restaurant, 130 Duke St Liverpool, Merseyside L1 5AG
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November Tuesday 07 2017

Join K M Hall at the launch of his book School Shit for an enthralling evening

Looking for some quality and constructive time in the evening! Then make sure to become a part of this upcoming event. The launch will be taking place in one of the function rooms of The Railway, a bar and gastropub that is located next to Teddington railway station. Whether you are a student, a teacher or you belong to any other profession, you are surely going to love the way how the main issues in education are addressed. In the book K M Hall gives an insight on how to motivate children to learn from his experiences of a career that spans over four decades. The book is intended towards the education sector and people who are looking to start a career as a teacher. The author brings to attention the pathos of education system and emphasizes that every child is unique. He also talks about the mischievous behavior of the children in a humorous way. The theme of the book is to make radical changes to the educational system for the betterment of future generations.

07 Nov, 2017 07:00:00 PM
The Beacon Portway, Wantage, OX12 9BX
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October Saturday 28 2017

Catch Lynda Green as she reads her book about Mr. Nolly and the Magical Ladder

Lynda Ann Green grew up with a love for poetry and literature. After the success of 37 published poems and two short stories in print, she decided to write her first children's book, Mr. Nolly and the Magic Ladder. The fantasy novel revolves around a magical ladder. What would you do if you found a magic ladder? Well, Witch Willowberry uses hers to reach up to the sky and catch moonbeams for her spells. That is, until one day her cat Dylan uses the ladder, named Ecky, as a toilet. When she asks her assistant to throw the ladder away, it accidently falls into the hands of Mr Nolly - who soon discovers it can talk, and make his cat Sam talk, too. The race begins - Witch Willowberry wants Ecky back to cast her biggest spell, but Mr Nolly and Sam want to keep Ecky safe as they've grown to like him. Join Lynda at the book reading as with a little bit of magic, who knows what will happen? The book is a funny and dramatic children's novel. Full of the typical humour and adventure that kids love, it's an exciting and fast-paced tale of the thrill of the chase, the fun in magic and an ending to make any reader smile.

28 Oct, 2017 10:00:00 AM
Bilton Primary School, School Lane, Hull, HU11 4EG
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December Saturday 09 2017

Enjoy the presence of Lina Saad at St Mary’s University in Twickenham

Relish the culinary experiences shared by Lina Saad as she attends the Christmas Festival at St Mary’s University in Twickenham. Obviously food will be the major part of the discussion as her books, ‘Ramadan Express’ and ‘The Land of White’ are all set to rock your taste buds. Her books are all about the indispensable recipe collection packed with ideas and all the inspiration you could ever need for family meals and events. Lina, will be talking about some special Lebanese dishes and how she presents them with contemporary trends and flavors. She will let out her secrets that compelled her to organize all of her special recipes into an organized form. The Land of White is a two in one book as it is not only a cooking book but also a food memoir. She is an advocate of flavors, ingredients, diverse cooking experiences, food legacy and loves homemade food.

09 Dec, 2017 12:00:00 PM
Northwich Library, Witton Street, Northwich, CW9 5DR
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December Friday 08 2017

Enjoy your time with Con Curtis, as he signs his marvellous travel tale

Are you a travel tale maniac or do you have any interest in knowing about far off places in the world? If yes then Con Curtis’s, ‘Working at the End of the World: An Antarctic Diary’, is surely for you. The book incorporates his travel to Antarctica and his unforgettable experiences in the severe weather conditions. Not to forget, the author of this amazing tale will be signing copies of his masterpiece. So, make your plans to get a signed copy of the book and also hear Con’s thoughts on how he came up with the idea of the book. This amazing travel tale containing memories, sentiments, hardships and struggle will surely grip the imagination of whoever reads it.

08 Dec, 2017 07:00:00 PM
The Hunting Raven Bookshop, Cheap Street, Frome
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January Monday 22 2018

Book signing and reading- A Peruvian Diary by Philip Jones

Relish the beauties of a long travel tale that will surely make you feel like having an excursion in the South American country, Peru. Philip Jones, the author of ‘A Peruvian Diary’, will be reading and signing books for his fans. The book showcases his talent and abilities as it takes the reader with him on his enthralling and unforgettable trip to Peru, where he was expected to assist in the construction of a soup kitchen in the capital city, Lima. But surprisingly, Philip finds himself in a small village, building a Casa Hogar at the height of 3700m in the mountain range of Andes. He describes his stay at Apuquri in such a beautiful way that makes us feel like we are on the trip with him.   An acreage where olden ways and thoughts are still alive. All in all a lively, enjoyable and fascinating read with humorous comments, allows us a glimpse into the lives of people living in Peru and a place which is yet to be consumed by 21st century.  

22 Jan, 2018 03:00:00 PM
Blythe Bridge Library, Uttoxeter Rd, Blythe Bridge, Stoke-on-Trent ST11 9JR
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